Use local SF to determine the purpose of a move

Siderite / lichessTools

Browser extension that turbocharges the lichess.org site with extra functionalities

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Use local SF to determine the purpose of a move #664

Open Siderite opened 2 weeks ago

Siderite commented 2 weeks ago

This might not work, but I am thinking of this:

a move is made
SF analyses the position with multiple pvs
in the lines that it analyses, isolate all future moves of the same piece that was moved
- AND of the pieces which mobility has been improved by moving the piece
display a heatmap of the future positions of the piece
- OR at least arrows from pieces to destinations

Dboingue commented 1 week ago

made me think and ramble about moves, moved, and when do we consider the positions. Short version, mind twister? Or worse: a jokester question: So where does the chessboard move to, when we make a move using only one piece, I mean in one ply or turn.

Siderite commented 1 week ago

I am just trying to emulate something I've seen good players do, but by using SF. They say "the knight wants to go there" or something to that effect. I hope that by creating a heatmap of the future position of the piece that was moved I can visualize intent. Or at least the intent one should have when moving that piece 😁